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Wilson Championship Extra Duty Tennis Ball 24 Can Case
4.6
Overview
Note: Cases of balls do not qualify for free shipping. Cases only ship within the contiguous United States. Cases of balls ship separately via UPS Ground.
These Wilson Championship balls feature extra duty felt, making them ideal for hard courts. The exclusive Dura-Weave felt from Wilson provides greater durability and performance. Sanctioned for ITF and USTA tournaments.
- 3 balls per can
- 24 cans per case
Customer Reviews
If you are 4.5-5.0 level I don't recommendThese are bouncy, light, and don't catch spin.
They have a tendency to spray out.
The points are harder to end because they are light.
US Open or Head Tour are far far better.
tennis ballsthese balls are very bouncy and last through several tennis matches
Tennis BallsI have purchased Wilson tennis balls before and have been quite satisfied.
Hold their bounceI play weekly with a group and find that Wilson Championship Extra Duty hold a better bounce 1-2 weeks after first use than the Penn balls my buddies open the day we are playing. This is an excellent product.
Wilson Championship Extra Duty Tennis BallWilson Championship Extra Duty Tennis Ball quality is very good. Even in cold winter, it bounces as normal, unlike slightly cheaper balls from the very famous brand.
DurabilityExcellent price and quality
Case of tennis balls - review?It's a just a case of standard Wilson Tennis Balls. Everyone has hit a Wilson tennis ball, so what's to review about the balls? Good quick shipping and standard price.
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Consistently PlayableGood playability, bounce, feel coming off racquet, and longevity. Have been using Dunlop ATP, and thought I would change up, as all the tournaments are using Wilson.
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Thank you!!Thank you so much for this product! We loved it!
Tennis ballsI have always used Wilson. Good quality.
Previous Feedback
Comments: I never appreciated Wilson and Penn Hardcourt balls until I tried Dunlop Grand Prix. The Penns are slightly softer with a little more touch and the absolute best ball for 1 set. A little different in the second (but hey, I'm not so young anymore and a little "different" in the second set as well). The Wilson does not have the touch, but for weekly leagues I would go with the Wilson, Tourney-time go with the Penn. Cheers!
From:Dave, Dayton, Ohio, USA. 05/09
Comments: This is a well balanced ball, it felt not too light & not too heavy. It felt in between Penn Championship XDs & Wilson US Opens.
From:Triggz, Trenton, MO, USA. 3/09